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copyright ’
Dec 19th, 2007 |
By James Lewin |
Category: General, iPods & Portable Media Players
Portable media player manufactuer Neuros Technology has created the Unlocked Media brand to create a consumer friendly trademark out of the abstract idea of ‚ÄúDRM Free‚Äù media. The concept behind the Unlocked Media trademark is that it be made available for free to any entity that uses media using open standard technology which is available […]
Tags: copyright, DMCA, DRM, DRM free, Neuros, Unlocked Media
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Dec 19th, 2007 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Making Money with Podcasts, Podcasting Law, Streaming Video, Video
The controversy over the Richter Scales’ Here Comes Another Bubble appears to be drawing to a close. The video was taken down from YouTube after photographer Lane Hartwell objected to the unauthorized use of one of her photos in the video. This has led to a great deal of debate over the role of copyright […]
Tags: controversy, copyright, DMCA, Lane Hartwell, legal battles, piracy, The Richter Scales
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Sep 18th, 2006 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Commentary, Digital Music, iPods & Portable Media Players
Despite the issues many tech-savvy music fans have with digital rights management and encrypted media files, it looks like the future of digital music will be based on closed, proprietary systems. Apple’s iTunes/iPod combination has rapidly risen to dominance, a fact that has caused both the music industry and other portable media player vendors a […]
Tags: Apple, copyright, Digital Music, DRM, iPods, Microsoft, Zune
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Sep 11th, 2006 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Podcasting Law
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, along with a variety of individual podcasters and podcasting-related organizations, have released a joint statement opposing a new draft treaty being considered by the World Intellectual Property Organization, fearing that it could stifle innovation in podcasting and other forms of Internet distribution. “The Treaty will stifle innovation in podcasting-related technologies because […]
Tags: controversy, copyright, DRM, intellectual property, Podcasting, Podcasting Law
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Aug 7th, 2006 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Podcasting Law
RISA, the Recording Industry of South Africa, is accusing 5FM, one of SABC’s most profitable radio stations, of abusing copyright and illegally sharing of music, because of the station’s podcast. RiSA’s general manager, David du Plessis, said they advised the SABC in November to conduct their podcasting operations within mutually agreed parameters of the Copyright […]
Tags: controversy, copyright, Podcasting Law
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Aug 2nd, 2006 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Corporate Podcasts, Podcast Quickies
Major label Warner Brother Records appears to be podcasting traditionally copyrighted music, from well-known artists, Under the Radar. Murmurs and whispers around the podosphere have hinted that Bands Under the Radar, described as “a music podcast featuring unsigned bands and indie artists,” is not “indie” at all, but is in fact a podcast being quietly […]
Tags: controversy, copyright, Corporate Podcasts, indie, Podcast Quickies, Podcasting
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Jul 10th, 2006 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Audio Podcasting, Strange
Beset by bad press in the blogosphere about this past week’s launch of PodShow + and its apparent hijacking of podcasters’ RSS feeds, PodShow founder Adam Curry addresses the issue in Saturday’s episode of his podcast, Daily Source Code.He talked about being away, attending the memorial service for his mother, who passed away last weekend, […]
Tags: Audio Podcasting, controversy, copyright, podcast hijacking, PodShow, Strange
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Jul 9th, 2006 |
By James Lewin |
Category: Audio Podcasting, Podcasting Law
Some podcasters are concerned that PodShow’s updated site may still be “hijacking” podcaster’s feeds.In a post to the Podcasting News forum, David Shapiro (of the Next Big Hit) writes that “Popular non podshow podcasts have rewritten feed links for WMP, Winamp and Realplayer.” “We never asked for these feeds to be created for Next Big […]
Tags: Audio Podcasting, controversy, copyright, podcast hijacking, Podcasting Law, PodShow
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